Cross-Platform Flutter Mobile App
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m setting up a new mobile application and have chosen Flutter so the same codebase can launch on both iOS and Android without compromise. The core concept and feature set are outlined; what’s missing is the hands-on Flutter expertise to turn those ideas into a polished, production-ready app that runs smoothly on each platform.
All visuals, navigation flow, and user stories are ready for implementation. I’m flexible on the server side—we can plug into an existing REST/GraphQL service, stand up a fresh custom backend, or lean on a third-party solution if it speeds up delivery. The priority is clean, well-structured Dart code, an intuitive UI that follows Cupertino / Material guidelines, and reliable performance on recent iOS and Android versions.
Deliverables
• Full Flutter project source code, clearly organised and documented
• Release-ready builds for the App Store and Google Play (or TestFlight / internal testing tracks)
• Setup notes so I can run, test, and publish future updates without guesswork
• A brief hand-over call or walkthrough to cover architecture, state management choices, and any integration steps
If this sounds like a fit, let’s lock in timelines and start coding.
All visuals, navigation flow, and user stories are ready for implementation. I’m flexible on the server side—we can plug into an existing REST/GraphQL service, stand up a fresh custom backend, or lean on a third-party solution if it speeds up delivery. The priority is clean, well-structured Dart code, an intuitive UI that follows Cupertino / Material guidelines, and reliable performance on recent iOS and Android versions.
Deliverables
• Full Flutter project source code, clearly organised and documented
• Release-ready builds for the App Store and Google Play (or TestFlight / internal testing tracks)
• Setup notes so I can run, test, and publish future updates without guesswork
• A brief hand-over call or walkthrough to cover architecture, state management choices, and any integration steps
If this sounds like a fit, let’s lock in timelines and start coding.